Honestly it needs an additional inch of lift in the back. I’m sure it looks fine “leveled” however put any kind of load in it and the rear sags pretty bad.
This is an off road vehicle. It’s not designed for good gas mileage. Toyota sells other vehicles if that’s super important. I have a gr86 and even though it takes 91 octane I can’t fit more that 10 gallons in it. Get the 4 runner for what it is. You might be disappointed if you put your hopes in...
It’s supposed to be for fuel efficiency however I removed it on my 2016 Tacoma and no change in gas mileage. I took mine off my 4 runner as soon as I got it home.
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I am curious if any one knows either the stock lift in inches front to back or front level. I have a new trd sport.
On my previous 2 5th gen’s I went 2.5/1.5 and also 3/2 lift front to rear. This left me with 1 inch of rake and that’s exactly what I’m looking for.
I suspect my new...
I’ve had those tires before. Yours are c rated. The magic number for me was 37.5 all the way around. I’ve had these tires in 285/70/17 on my 2017 sr5 and my 2021 trd off road. Both had bilstein 5100’s.
I just bought a new trd sport. I refuse to put spacers on it. I’ll wait for bilstein again...
If you love the way it handles you might not want to dive in right away. A different tire can completely change the way it handle for better or worse. It can be the best thing ever or a $1500 mistake.